Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21
A SUMMER IDYLL.
How q Wen-Known Wheeling Young Man
Won n Wife.

How q WeI-Known Wheeling Young Man
Won n Wife.
Once upon a time, and not very long
since, either, beautiful young lady OF
this city who moved in the best circles of
society, was oourted by two young men,
one of whom possessed wealth and posi-
ton, while the other was comparatively
poor, but as high in the social scale as the
other. She also had many other admirers,
but the two to whom We refer were the
most favored of the many, and it was evil
dent that the race had narrowed down to
them, and both being deeply enamOured
of the young lady exerted every vile they
knew to obtain her hand. Presents, OF
course, the young lady could not accept,
but she was susceptible to all sorts OF little
attentions, and both lovers lavished these
upon her in profusion and became 50 great
rivals that duel was in sight when a GER
tain circumstance settled all. The rich
Young man seemed to be the most favored
and his rival was in despair, when one
evening while he and the object of his
affections were walking down street, un-
der a beautiful May moon, he bethought
him that refreshments would not
come in amiss and 50 invited
her into an ice-cream parlor where
they were served with cream of the most
delicious kind. The young lady seemed
so highly pleased that the beau followed
up the advantage and took her there often
that summer, and hisIival's chances slowly
but surely faded away, and he never dis
he lot Ia
fall passed into winter and the poor but
smart young man became the husband Of
the fair lady.
This true little romance is merely told
to show how much young ladies love ice
cream, especially the best in the land, and
to introduce to your notice the fact that
Ziegenfelder who manufactured tina.
cream, is now located in her new quarters,
1893 Market street, where everything is a
marvel of beauty and elegance, and where,
we may say, hundreds of ladies
and gentlemen flock each Of
these beautiful May evenings TO enjoy
cooling plate of cream, or water ice, the
most delicious manufactured IN the State.
The building has been remodeled to suit
the requirements Of an extensive and rap
idly increasing patronage. Entering the
confectionery. where all kinds of fruits and
candies, fresh as new mOwn hay, are
spread out in tempting array, the guest is
ushered into handsome Brussels-carpeted
parlor, elegantly furnished, where cream
can be served; OF, You can pass on upstairs
where two additional parlOrs, carpeted
with Brussels, and handsomely decorated
and furnished, are at your disposal. Each
room is supplied with electric call bells,
marble, topped tables and all the modern
conveniences. All the appointments of
this popular place are of the most elegant
description, and to stop in in the evening
and leisurely partake of the good cheer is
q pleasure indeed.
Mrs. Ziegenfelder's ice cream has not
only local reputation, but is known
abroad as the finest and most delicious
product in all this section, and the demand
for it has increased to such an extent that
it is found necessary TO purchase five
horse power water motor to manufacture
it in sufficient quantities to meet the de-
mand.
Weddings, receptions, parties and fami
lies are also supplied upon the shortest
notice with cream and all sorts of cakes
and confectiOns, and for this branch she
has greater facilities than ever before. OF
course, this short article cannot say half
that can be said, so the best way To see
the finest ice cream parlors in Wheeling is
to call at 1898 Market street.